The First U.S. Presidential Election Takes Place - January 7, 1789
This day, in the History of the United States, the first presidential election took place in 1789. The only people who were allowed to vote though, were white males who owned property. The voters cast their ballots for the first time, in order to choose state electors. The electors are the actual ones who vote for the president.
We know who won the election, of course. It was George Washington. Did you know that George Washington was a direct descendant of Norman duke William? This article explains God's providential care for His people throughout History. Christmas, Vikings, and the Providence of God
Source: History.com-First US Presidential Election
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